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----- : 'vt' ■■ •- x-. ■ -» « - twim./ ) . j * 1 fl. -* > -2 - -st' Could you use a Jeep on your Farm when the War is won? You will want to go straight ahead with intensive farm development when peace and your farmer sons return. You will want all the newest farm machinery, and a home furnished with the latest products of the post-war era. Of course you will — and a certain way of getting it is by putting every available pound now into 3% National Savings Bonds. Accumulate a fund which will allow you to buy and do these things when the world is once more at peace. IWKStlll Tlo National Savings Bonds Available in denominations of £!; £lO, £lOO. Purchase Price —l7/7, £B-15-8 and £B7-16-8. Maturing 5 years from date of issue. Available at all Post Offices and Banks. OTHER WAYS YOU CAN HELP — 1. By paying into your National . X By taking your small Savings Account regularly. change in 6d. Savings Stamps. 2. By Joining a National Savings 3. By presenting 5/-Gift Group where you work. Coupons. ISSUED BY THE N.Z. NATIONAL SAVINGS COMMITTEE, WELLINGTON. N 5.38.24 Closing This Week •ufW- ' '"£5000 GomingAct, im- ALLUVIAL GOLD OBJECTS: To funds to the __ HI I H to be the Hon. H H Minister of Internal Affairs. M B W B B Secretary: K H. McArthur, P.O. Box 110, Wellinjton. - r . .aa at CLOSES: 6th FEB., 1943 5. L. Hammond, P.O. Box i 10, Wellington* DRAWN: 17th FEB., 1943 P.O. Box 110, Welh'ngtoa. Please send me tickeu in "ALL IN" Art Union (Pickets 2/6 each). 1 enclose Postal Note for £ , also stamped addressed envelope for reply. (Postage stamps not accepted in payment of tickets.) NAME — ■ (Mr. Mrs v or Ml») ADDRESS ■ us SUGAR fl 7 / K lf-11-Jt.o.

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